Concerts

2024 / 2025 Season

Tickets are $15 general admission.

Tickets can be purchased online in advance or at the door the day of the concert.

Tickets will go on sale in August.

UWO students get in free with Titan ID.

All concerts take place in Music Hall, 1001 Elmwood Ave., on the campus of UW Oshkosh.

Concert parking is free and is allowed in the UWO parking lots.

Sat. Oct. 12, 2024

Nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice. Nostalgia, warm fuzzies, zeal. Pianist Kirstin Ihde is the featured artist, performing Sergei Prokofiev’s rhapsodic first piano concerto, full of flirtatious bombast, on par with the famed PSL. Gustav Holst’s "A Somerset Rhapsody" is heard, fitting for the season, reminiscent of apple and pumpkin picking with the family, dog in tow. César Frack’s masterful symphony rounds out the fall program, rich, smooth, luscious. Drink up!

Sat. Dec. 7, 2024

Grab a cup of drinking chocolate and settle in for good tunes and warming stories. The orchestra will be led in song, inspired by Mannheim Steamroller’s popular settings of the season’s most enduring holiday carols. Hear a reading of Hans Christian Andersen’s Christmas classic, "The Steadfast Tin Solder", set to the music of salacious opera composer Georges Bizet. Be part of a 500 member choir and singalong with the orchestra during this annual Holiday Concert tradition.

NOTE: The 3pm concert will last less than an hour, not have an intermission, and be tailored for young families. The 7pm concert will be a full concert, with an intermission.

Sat. Mar 15, 2025

Complex and sonorous. Cardamom and air. This is installment two of our Dvorak symphony cycle. Here we have something earthy, a little "From Wisconsin With Love" and a little international folk flair. The deeply personal triumph that is Dvorak’s seventh symphony froths the senses, paying homage to the great Johannes Brahms, and offers us a beautiful commingling of histories and traditions. Also, a collaboration with UWO choirs and their new director will leave the audience with notes of honey and spice, in which all will most certainly delight.